Greg Zlevor

Greg Zlevor specializes in cultural change, facilitation, team management, and executive coaching. He provides consultative assessments, designs and delivers professional education, creates teamwork initiatives, and facilitates leadership improvement for executives and management. He designs and facilitates organizations through cultural change and/or development. Zlevor's work has taken him around the world including Europe, Asia and Australia.

Every business, team, and group is unique. Most consulting and learning initiatives require a high degree of understanding and customization. Consequently, Zlevor collaborates with clients. He not only consults and designs but facilitates and guides. The best initiatives leave a team or group independent and in charge of the appropriate skills, models, and technology.

Zlevor is a former senior manager and director with Arthur Andersen Business Consulting. While at Arthur Andersen he founded and directed the national team focused on leadership development. He is the founder and director of Westwood International, a company dedicated to executive education, coaching, consulting, and cultural improvement. Additionally, he is certified by Interaction Associates in several of their coaching models and performance technologies, a certified trainer for Carlson Learning Products and a sanctioned trainer in Performance Management through Aubry Daniels Associates, Inc. Zlevor is the founder and coordinator of the Community in Organizations Conference, an annual event that investigates the knowledge, process, and practice of creating significant, effective, and satisfying relationships within organizations.

A sampling of Zlevor's recent clients include GE Capital, United Airlines, Shell Oil, EDS, Sabre Inc., and Southwestern Bell. Recent personal projects include mission trips to rural Mexico and Kingston, Jamaica.

Zlevor has done post-graduate course work in organizational development and group dynamics. He has a master's degree from Boston College in spirituality and a bachelor's degree from Lawrence University in biology.